Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-11-13

addition to their blacksmith shop. This
firm now has the largest shops of the KIN
In the city.
There were q number of small thieylng
scrapes last week and q Of the chaps
who engaged in the work was sent to 81
Evansville.
The young men Of the First Presbyter-
ian Church made a complete success OF
their entertainment on Friday night and
cleared considerable money.
"Mugg's Landing at the Elysian
Theatre last night was well attended and
gave entire satisfaction.
The Republicans who are friends OF Col.
Poorman have declared war against the
boys who did not support the editor OF the
Tribune The latter is now throwing mud
in the eyes of his non-supporters and call
ing them names that are not OF q compii-
mentary nature.
Mrs. Spotwood Green is in Steubenville
visiting friends. -.
The play at the theatre on Monday night
has been on the boards for q long time, but
it has been a number OF years since our
people witnessed Ten Nights in a Bar
room" The company that will be here
has been playing in all the larger cities,
and comes we'll recommended.
The subject of ''Cranksn was discussed
all day yesterday. Mr.. Moore, the lee
turer, did the subject justice, but the tax
Yesterday was more of = personal charac-
ter. The young folks failed to come to the
conclusion that most everyone Is o crank.
One of the most eminent physicians IN the
country, testitying as to the sanity. OF
Guiteau, said that while his brain was
right he was certainly a crank, and the
gentleman added that at least one person
in seven is a crank.
Mr.. McKelvey has opened a feed store
on Union street.
J. NJ. Maring will be home from an East
ern trip I today.
The friends of temperance as well as the
man who takes his 'toddy'' should go to
see the play at the theatre tomorrow even
ing.
Miss Mary Battelle will no dOub. have
one Of the finest entertainments of the
kind ever given here in Lily Bell"
About forty young folks take part in the
rendition and they will glitter in fine
white costumes trimmed with gold stars,
-
etc.
Rev. J. II. Rodgers was in the city on
Friday in attendance at the funeral o,
Samuel Rice.
The District NJ. E. Conference will meet
at Fairview on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday. Some Of our people will go
out.
Charles Steere, after afSevere illness, is
able TO be ont.
The party rendered the twin daughters
of Frederick Hecker, on Tuesday evening
was 4 very pleasant affair. We under
stand that Mr.. Heck.r will leave BellaiIe.
The defeated candidates on the Demo
cratic ticket have one cOnsolalion-nOne
of the boys got there.
The natural gas company damaged III
dian run bridge and the city has repaired
the damage. 1t should be charged to the
gas company.
james McGraW's new residence in
Gravel Hill cut is nearing completion. 1t
is a fine structure.
George S~quiggins has moved here from
Mingo.
vii! White has not signed with any
club as yet.
The Beuwood lady who acted As Cen
trial" has resigned, and Miss Maggie Cor
dou has taken her place.
Prof. Killmeyer, of Wheeling, will play
for the private hop at the Choral room on
Tuesday evening,
The hoops have arrived for the mill
cooper shop, and the nail factory will 90 to
work on Monday in consequence.
One of the cylinders of a blowing engine
at the steel works broke Friday night and
the plant has shut down.
The c., L & w. road is o down to
the mill cooper shop.
Frederick Seabright, oil Gravel Hill, has
had his residence fixed up
Most OF the churches will have temper
apce sermons to-day.
Mira. K. NJ. Ray has returned from q
visit to friends in Arkansas. 9
The bank barber shop has made some
improvements.
Will Smith is laid up with sickness.
The case of Emanuel Ault, for stealing
a horse with a rope attached, came mp At
st. Clairsville yesterday.
The case Of Jack Mullen vs.. Mrs. Ref
gan, was compromised by the former pay
ing $25 and costs and taking twenty days
in jail.
A boy named Virgins and another chap
have teen arrested by VIM Drugan. O.
the Ohio Valley Protection Association. on
suspicion Of bling the fellows who carried
off several hundred dollars worth OF
clothing and jewelry from Blum Bros.
store.
Theo. Krider, who claims he halls from
Wheeling, was arrested yesterday for being
drunk.
Prof. Kraeuter organized a class in Ger.
man yesterday afternoon. The first lesson
will he given on Monday evening.
Mrs. Rev. Z. F. Hustedt celebrated her
thirty-irst birthday Friday evening.
The Windsor Dancing Club will give a
grand hop on Thanksgiving eve.
Mayor Brown was attending court at st.
Clairsville yesterday.
J. n. Hawkins leaves tomorrow on q
business trip for MaEing, Hart & Co.
!. 4. MahOney wa arrested yesterday
morning for stealing a pair of boots from
Herzberg's store.
E. j. Schumate, Of Washington, y. c,
is in the city.
Rev. ". +. Mclaughlin will preach in
the U. 2. church to-day.
Joseph Mertz and bride will 20 to house
keeping at once Just north of town.
Elder Harding, OF Tennessee, and Rev.
K F. Keller will discuss baptism at
Wcodsfeld, beginning tomorrow.
Quarterly conference at the Second NJ.
E. church to day.